Author Alisa Kwitney discusses her new comics project, HOWL, including collaboration with Mauricet, her personal connections with the science fiction genre, and her way of approaching storytelling in visual form. You can find out more about Alisa's work at https://alisakwitney.com.

Celebrating HeroesCon 2025 with the likes of Sarah Myer, Sam Kidlet, John Rose, Jeremy Massie, Todd Webb, Adam Lemnah, and more!

The collaborative team of Maciej “MJ” Jankowski and Shawn McBee stop by to discuss their currently-funding book, Westron, mingling mythology and folk tale with mystery and crime. You can find out more information at https://www.westroncomic.com.

Author and innovator Gavin Hignight talks about telling stories with toys, the vision of Wandering Planet Toys, and the currently-funding Prisoner figures that he and partner Chris "Doc" Wyatt have created. You can follow and find out more at https://wanderingplanettoys.com.

Author and artist Scott Chantler returns to talk about the release of his epic Three Thieves series, including steps in storytelling and the inspiration for crafting fantasy stories for young/all-age readers You can find out more about Scott's work at https://www.scottchantler.com.

Actor (and avid reader) John Billingsley stops by to talk about his storytelling art, from Star Trek: Enterprise to Ambrose Bierce. We end the episode with a special message for educators. John also talks about his work with the organizations the Hollywood Food Coalition and the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.

The creative team of Eliot Rahal and Phillip Sevy talk about the background and process, as well as the exploration of the world we live in now, in Don't Forget Your Briefcase from Mad Cave (click here to visit the publisher's website).

In this Green Archer Comics edition of the show, comics creators Allan and Benn Liska stop by to talk about their inspiration from the pulps...and their Kickstarter campaign for a new Buck Rogers story.

Find out more at the Green Archer website.

Author Dr. Richard A. Olson stops by to talk about pulps, the inspiration of characters like Doc Savage, and the new book in his ongoing series with Agent Scott Lund. Dr. Olson also discusses his next project, based on a unique and life-changing experience.

Author Sara A. Frietes talks about the process of weaving vampires/supernatural elements, romance, and young adult storytelling in the Rise of Midnight series, published by Jumpmaster Press (linked here) .